My current mkinitramfs script is from the BLFS 7.4 book, but I compared it to the script you are using from the current SVN version. The differences are very minor and don't involve the section that copies files from /lib/modules. Anyway, I also ran your SVN mkinitramfs script in my BLFS system, and it created an initial ram filesystem file even more quietly than my version from the 7.4 book does (the new mkinitramfs version doesn't attempt to copy udev.conf if it doesn't exist, for example).
Code:
root [ /home/boo ]# ./mkinitramfs_test 3.10.10-1
Creating initrd.img-3.10.10-1... done.
root [ /home/boo ]#
So, I guess I still suspect a typo in the script you created. Did you hand type it or copy & paste? I recommend copy & paste for such a big script. If you did copy & paste, it's still possible to botch that or cut off the ends of long lines. Anyway, it happens all the time...to all of us.
P.S.: Even the link in your last post is busted (at this moment) because of a typo.
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Originally Posted by dandydonh1
The script is from the lfs book: http://http//www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/postlfs/initramfs.html
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